Dubai Roads is launching initiatives and services that use artificial intelligence – economically – in the local market

The Roads and Transport Administration announced the launch of smart initiatives and services during the institution’s participation in GITEX 2020, including the use of artificial intelligence technologies in taxis (Korona) during the pandemic and a mini (Nol) map as a key relationship in addition to intelligent augmented reality (AR) access. providing services to the Authority.

His Excellency Mattar Al Tayer, Director General and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Roads and Transport Administration, said that the implementation of smart projects and services is in line with His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, UAE Vice President and Prime Minister and Dubai Governor. to transform Dubai into the smartest city in the world. The institution strives to be efficient and influential throughout what is new in the world of technology and to use them to make life easier for the people of the Emirate of Dubai.

He added: We have a clear and integrated roadmap for the future of smart mobility by 2071, in addition to an integrated digital transformation map and keeping pace with the Fourth Industrial Revolution in the transport sector, including the Self-Driven Transport Strategy 2030, Digital Mobility Strategy, Artificial Intelligence Strategy 2025 and Fourth Industrial Revolution Laboratories development in the field of transport. As well as the adoption and application of future technologies such as: blockchain, electronic transactions, big data, artificial intelligence, self-propelled mobility and the Internet of Things.

He explained that the institution shows a mini-Nol card, which is a small plastic card that customers can carry in a key chain or use as a key holder, and tourists can also get it as a souvenir for a visit to Dubai. It also presents its initiatives on the use of artificial intelligence and big data, such as the use of artificial intelligence to monitor the behavior of taxi drivers to determine their compliance with existing rules and regulations on driver and passenger safety and the commitment of drivers and passengers to preventive and precautionary measures. to combat the Corona virus, such as physical distancing and the use of masks. Using big data to monitor discrepancies in the physical distance between public transport bus users and, through it, to increase the number of buses running on the lines where the number of passengers is increasing. Initiatives also include scheduling metro journeys and planning bus routes with artificial intelligence.

The institution displays an intelligent driving project using augmented reality (AR) to help customers reach where they want to go, and it shows the first vehicle registration form, the customer does not have to come to the exhibition to buy and register their vehicle using blockchain technology.

It gives an introductory presentation at the Dubai Intelligent Traffic Systems Center in Al Barsha and reviews the initiative to use unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) to inspect and test Dubai Metro Tunnels. The authority also introduces new features and add-ons introduced in its smart applications.

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